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We constantly see polls concerning the popularity of presidents…Who was the greatest president? Who is the smartest president? Who was the most popular?…so on and so forth… The question that came up today as I was driving into work (and … Continue reading
I’m pretty sure that, like many of you, I was gamifying stuff before it was a “thing”. If I got bored teaching the same thing in the same way year after year, I couldn’t imagine what my poor students were … Continue reading
Google doesn’t really care that they’re completely undermining Microsoft Suite by giving away cool resources like Word or Power Point “wanna-be’s”. Yes, I just used a term from 1999. But that term was in quotes which means I was being … Continue reading
Change is going to happen. The sometimes slow but always certain current of change has momentum…tremendous momentum. But it is dumb and unrefined momentum…like an undeniable ocean current. Yes, ocean currents can pull you out to a formless sea, but … Continue reading
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They’re all going to laugh at you! The day my students embarrassed me is also the day I became a better educator (and friend, and father, and husband… and I’m not kidding). Bear with me and my ego for just … Continue reading
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I was looking over some old lessons from my high school government class and came across some “stuff”. I’ll be posting this “stuff” today and tomorrow. To begin the parade is this list of resources that I used to get … Continue reading
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The Impetus Instruction technology coaches who care about their audiences are always looking for ways to spice up the mostly boring “sit and get” sessions that have become the norm. A few weeks ago as my family and I were … Continue reading
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As educators we may teach various and sundry disciplines, one thing we all have in common, however, is that there aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything we want done. Saving time without sacrificing your focus on student … Continue reading
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Two perpetual elements of American society, that are also richly analogous, are baseball and education. Baseball is a game of individuals, but those individual players must win as a team. The game is played as a competition not only against … Continue reading
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We’ve posted this on Twitter, but in case you missed it… Here are the two handouts from today’s 90 minute Aurasma presentation. Remember, Aurasma isn’t simply a variation of the QR Code. Aurasma is… well, you get the above point. … Continue reading
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